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August 4, 1993Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE37 citationsOpen Access

Chromaticity gamut enhancement by heptatone multicolor printing

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VOVictor Ostromoukhov

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The present paper studies the chromaticity gamut of multi-color printing processes. Heptatone (7-color) printing - the most promising variant of multi-color printing - offers a significantly larger gamut than a conventional CMYK printing process, approaching CRT and film gamuts. The behavior of the process in the device-independent CIE-XYZ and CIE-L*u*v* colorimetric spaces is explored using the compound Neugebauer model developed for this purpose. A simple and straightforward Moire-free separation process is proposed. The strong point of the proposed separation process is the fact that only 3 different screen layers are needed for any odd number of basic colors including black.

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